Safety
STCs Underway for Klatt Works AR Oxygen Mask
The Klatt Works mask helps pilots fly the airplane in case of smoke in the cockpit
Klatt Works Saved Augmented Reality Oxygen Mask System on Boeing 777
More aircraft are on the list to be certified with the Klatt Works augmented reality oxygen mask display, which helps pilots see instrument symbology and outside views when the cockpit is obscured by smoke.

Klatt Works, which has developed an augmented reality display incorporated into an oxygen mask to help pilots when the cockpit is obscured by smoke, has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with L2 Aviation for certification and support of its Smoke Assured Vision Enhanced Display (Saved) system.

The Saved system is connected to aircraft data so that, in case of smoke in the cockpit, it can provide critical flight information to pilots if they are unable to see the instrument panel or outside the windows. Saved shows head-up display symbology on the oxygen mask display and it is also connected to a camera on the aircraft’s nose to show exterior views. Saved information is viewable in all lighting conditions. If there is no smoke, Saved can be switched off and stowed out of the normal field of view while using the oxygen mask.